Presentation for the Mullooly Asset Management Podcast from October 10, 2012. The presentation talks about Exchange Traded Funds and how to better understand them. Leveraged funds are also discussed in this presentation.
Société Générale has three core businesses: retail banking, asset management, and corporate and investment banking. The document focuses on Société Générale's corporate and investment banking division, SG CIB. SG CIB has three areas of excellence: euro capital markets, derivatives, and structured finance. It provides financing solutions for companies involved in natural resources and energy, including project financing, mining financing, structured commodity finance, and trade and commodity financing. SG CIB has expertise in sectors like oil and gas, metals and mining, grains, tropical commodities, and has a global presence.
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) relies heavily on global capital markets to fund its operations and expansion due to lower foreign interest rates. Over the past decades, RIL has raised billions of dollars through various financing strategies, including Yankee bonds, syndicated loans, export credit facilities, and private placements. RIL manages foreign exchange risk through a diverse portfolio of foreign currencies for debt as well as hedging strategies like forwards, options, and maintaining foreign cash reserves in several global banks. RIL's strong credit profile and relationships with over 100 financial institutions help enable its extensive global financing activities.
The document discusses the impact of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the availability of long-term capital for mining companies. It finds that while ETFs have driven investment into commodities like gold and energy, they have provided only modest amounts of long-term capital to miners. ETF investors appear to be longer-term holders than commodity futures traders. However, ETFs have likely deprived gold miners of some investor funds. Miners benefit from higher commodity prices due to ETF investment but may face a slightly lower availability of long-term capital from equity investors.
The document summarizes the performance of the Froley Revy Alternative Strategies Offshore Fund for June 2008. The fund aims to generate returns through credit, equity, convertible and option trades while preserving capital. In June, the fund avoided losses by steering clear of small, illiquid convertible bonds and maintained a portfolio weighted towards larger, more liquid names, most with high deltas. However, the fund suffered from its exposure to financial stocks. Going forward, the manager remains constructive on financial convertibles due to embedded calls but recognizes credit risk from high leverage in the sector.
Central bank diversification strategies: rebalancing from the dollar and euroSergiy Kurbatov
Central bank diversification strategies: Rebalancing from the dollar and euro
Central banks are actively looking to diversify their reserve portfolios and reduce allocations to US dollars and euros due to concerns over low interest rates and uncertainty in US and European fiscal outlooks. This analysis examines optimal allocations for the remaining 35% of reserves if central banks reduce their combined dollar and euro allocation to 65%. Through portfolio optimization of traditional assets (gold, British pound, Japanese yen) and alternative assets (renminbi, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, Swiss franc, Danish krone), renminbi, gold and Australian dollar emerge as most important for diversification. However, given limited market size of Chinese and Australian markets, gold emerges
The document discusses several geopolitical and economic factors that could impact gold and silver prices in 2015, including the Ukraine war, oil prices, and tensions in the Middle East and racially. It also mentions opportunities in solving problems related to the environment, health care, and digital currencies. The document concludes by promoting silver investment and providing contact information for further resources.
This document summarizes the banking industry and classifications of banks from a March 2013 report. It identifies the top 10 banks in each merger and acquisition classification category such as acquirers, performers, and acquisition targets. It also lists banks that could become distressed. The summary identifies trends in bank mergers and acquisitions, including Banco Santander being downgraded from management change to acquisition target.
Société Générale has three core businesses: retail banking, asset management, and corporate and investment banking. The document focuses on Société Générale's corporate and investment banking division, SG CIB. SG CIB has three areas of excellence: euro capital markets, derivatives, and structured finance. It provides financing solutions for companies involved in natural resources and energy, including project financing, mining financing, structured commodity finance, and trade and commodity financing. SG CIB has expertise in sectors like oil and gas, metals and mining, grains, tropical commodities, and has a global presence.
Reliance Industries Ltd (RIL) relies heavily on global capital markets to fund its operations and expansion due to lower foreign interest rates. Over the past decades, RIL has raised billions of dollars through various financing strategies, including Yankee bonds, syndicated loans, export credit facilities, and private placements. RIL manages foreign exchange risk through a diverse portfolio of foreign currencies for debt as well as hedging strategies like forwards, options, and maintaining foreign cash reserves in several global banks. RIL's strong credit profile and relationships with over 100 financial institutions help enable its extensive global financing activities.
The document discusses the impact of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on the availability of long-term capital for mining companies. It finds that while ETFs have driven investment into commodities like gold and energy, they have provided only modest amounts of long-term capital to miners. ETF investors appear to be longer-term holders than commodity futures traders. However, ETFs have likely deprived gold miners of some investor funds. Miners benefit from higher commodity prices due to ETF investment but may face a slightly lower availability of long-term capital from equity investors.
The document summarizes the performance of the Froley Revy Alternative Strategies Offshore Fund for June 2008. The fund aims to generate returns through credit, equity, convertible and option trades while preserving capital. In June, the fund avoided losses by steering clear of small, illiquid convertible bonds and maintained a portfolio weighted towards larger, more liquid names, most with high deltas. However, the fund suffered from its exposure to financial stocks. Going forward, the manager remains constructive on financial convertibles due to embedded calls but recognizes credit risk from high leverage in the sector.
Central bank diversification strategies: rebalancing from the dollar and euroSergiy Kurbatov
Central bank diversification strategies: Rebalancing from the dollar and euro
Central banks are actively looking to diversify their reserve portfolios and reduce allocations to US dollars and euros due to concerns over low interest rates and uncertainty in US and European fiscal outlooks. This analysis examines optimal allocations for the remaining 35% of reserves if central banks reduce their combined dollar and euro allocation to 65%. Through portfolio optimization of traditional assets (gold, British pound, Japanese yen) and alternative assets (renminbi, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, Swiss franc, Danish krone), renminbi, gold and Australian dollar emerge as most important for diversification. However, given limited market size of Chinese and Australian markets, gold emerges
The document discusses several geopolitical and economic factors that could impact gold and silver prices in 2015, including the Ukraine war, oil prices, and tensions in the Middle East and racially. It also mentions opportunities in solving problems related to the environment, health care, and digital currencies. The document concludes by promoting silver investment and providing contact information for further resources.
This document summarizes the banking industry and classifications of banks from a March 2013 report. It identifies the top 10 banks in each merger and acquisition classification category such as acquirers, performers, and acquisition targets. It also lists banks that could become distressed. The summary identifies trends in bank mergers and acquisitions, including Banco Santander being downgraded from management change to acquisition target.
In this presentation New Jersey investment adviser Tom Mullooly discusses long term indicators. Mullooly Asset Management uses three long term indicators to check the overall direction of the market when using point and figure charts.
The number one question concerning retirement withdrawals is, "Will I outlive my money?". The bad news is that most people will probably not outlive their money the way they are currently doing things. Learn more in this presentation.
A recent study found that most US households with $100,000-$500,000 in assets do not have a formal retirement plan and have not spoken to a financial advisor. Many people do not contact an advisor due to fear, lack of trust, or not wanting to appear unintelligent. The podcast discusses different types of financial advisors and how they are paid, such as fee-only, commissions, or a mix of fees and commissions. It cautions listeners that the podcast is not investment advice and to consult an advisor before making investment decisions.
Slide presentation from the Mullooly Asset Management podcast from October 2, 2012. The presentation is based on Exchange Traded Funds and focuses on informing the viewer on what ETF's are and are not.
The document discusses two funds - FOCPX, a large cap growth fund, and IYW, an ETF that tracks the technology sector. FOCPX's top holdings include Apple, Google, and Oracle. It has an expense ratio of 0.9% and reports holdings semi-annually. IYW's top holdings are similar tech giants and it has a lower expense ratio of 0.48%. It trades on an exchange so there are no sales charges. The document cautions that nothing in the podcast should be considered investment advice and advises consulting an advisor before making investment decisions.
Short term indicators are best used for finding good entry and exit points from markets. There are five short term indicators that we use to determine these entry and exit points.
Intermediate term indicators are probably the most relevant to investors with a 401k plan at work or a personal portfolio. Intermediate term indicators involve using bullish percent charts from different areas of the market. Learn about that in this presentation.
The podcast discusses retirement planning and target date funds. It explains that target date funds automatically become more conservative over time by adjusting the mix of stocks, bonds, and cash as the target retirement date approaches. The podcast provides examples of different target date funds and their current allocations, including one fund that is 90% stocks, 7% bonds, and 3% cash. It cautions investors to carefully consider the stocks and funds that make up target date funds.
Bullish percent is a risk indicator but not a market timing trigger! Learn more about bullish percent in this presentation from Mullooly Asset Management.
Price Headley and his team of options analysts break down the option market, stock market, etfs, and the S&P 500.
Click here to see the video archive:
http://www.bigtrends.com/component/content/article/14224.html
Global funds are Indian mutual funds that invest mainly in global equities. Some schemes invest directly in international markets while others invest in international mutual funds. Global funds provide geographical diversification and access to global companies. However, they also have higher expenses than domestic funds. Global funds are suitable for investors with a minimum 3-year investment horizon who are willing to take on higher risk for diversification. The document then analyzes different subcategories of global funds focusing on their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. It also provides performance comparisons of global fund categories versus domestic equity benchmarks and indexes.
The Dow Jones has reached a new record high what does it mean for investors though? Learn what happened last time the Dow reached a new high, and why this time looks to be different.
Fidelity Personal Investing’s market and investment view, January 2014. Assessing main investment themes; equities, bonds, property, and commodities.
https://www.fidelity.co.uk/static/pdf/personal/markets-insights/investment-outlook-january-2014.pdf
More at: https://www.fidelity.co.uk
This presentation provides an analysis of Facebook's performance following its IPO and estimates for future performance. It discusses significant developments since the IPO, a range of analyst estimates and price targets, considerations around upcoming lockup expirations, patterns seen in other companies, and an intrinsic valuation analysis. The presentation concludes that Facebook's fundamentals have been good in recent months, its stock may follow similar post-IPO trading patterns as other companies, and the shares could be attractive if the price drops to the high teens around the lockup expiration.
This document discusses the importance of building investment portfolios without relying solely on skill or chasing past performance. It argues that investors' main needs are excess returns above benchmarks like inflation that are achieved at an acceptable cost and risk level. The document shows that long-term portfolio returns of over 15% can be achieved through simple diversification without relying on manager skill. It advocates using risk factors like value and size rather than chasing top-performing funds, and focusing on reducing costs and risks within core passive holdings. The conclusion is that wealth accumulation comes from portfolio efficiency rather than chasing skill.
- SMB Training provides educational seminars and courses on trading strategies and is not a broker dealer. Any investment decisions are the full responsibility of the individual.
- Hypothetical backtests of the LRC Channel trading strategy on major indexes from 1973-2013 found it to be consistently profitable, with 63% winning signals, average profit of 0.5% per signal, and average hold time of 21 days.
- The strategy uses credit spreads to further increase the probability of profitability to 69-80% while managing drawdowns during difficult market periods. It requires little management once signals are entered.
Hilltop decorrelated fund september 2013 factsheetJohn Robertson
The Hilltop Decorrelated Fund enjoyed strong returns in September of 1.3%. Fifteen of the underlying managers were positive and three were negative. Two new strategies were added that demonstrate compelling opportunities and ability to deliver non-correlated returns. The portfolio review is nearly complete and may lead to two or three further changes. The fund targets consistent, low volatility returns with limited drawdowns through a multi-manager approach investing in strategies across global markets.
The document contains the resume of Andrew Lindner, who has over 20 years of experience as a trader in domestic and foreign capital markets. He has worked in equity research, private and public equity trading, and provided trading services across multiple asset classes. His resume lists his extensive experience in financial markets, raising assets, trading positions, and settling trades for both proprietary and customer accounts. It also outlines his current role as an institutional sales and market maker trader for Puma Capital, specializing in domestic and foreign equities, preferred stocks, and high yield securities.
How diversified is your retirement plan at work? Do you have good options when it comes to saving for retirement? If you don't have good investment options, find out if you have a self-directed brokerage option.
This document discusses various investment strategies including asset allocation, market timing, and buy and hold approaches. It notes that diversification works well until major market downturns, when most asset classes tend to decline together. The document then discusses how options strategies can be used to generate income, hedge risk, diversify a portfolio, and lock in profits. It provides examples of how put options, covered calls, and selling cash-secured puts work. The document concludes by outlining the two-basket approach used by SMARToption - Basket I invests in equities hedged with long-term put options, while Basket II independently generates income by selling short-term puts and calls. Historical performance data is presented showing how SMART
This document contains various quotes and passages on different topics such as psychology, prospecting, and trading strategies. It discusses the importance of visualizing success and maintaining a positive mindset. It also offers tips for daily trading management, including setting alerts, reading emails, charting by hand, journaling positions, and using combo signals. One decision to ignore a sell signal resulted in losses for the year.
What is a conservative investor and what can they expect when they invest? These are two questions that advisors and investors seem to have different answers for.
In this presentation New Jersey investment adviser Tom Mullooly discusses long term indicators. Mullooly Asset Management uses three long term indicators to check the overall direction of the market when using point and figure charts.
The number one question concerning retirement withdrawals is, "Will I outlive my money?". The bad news is that most people will probably not outlive their money the way they are currently doing things. Learn more in this presentation.
A recent study found that most US households with $100,000-$500,000 in assets do not have a formal retirement plan and have not spoken to a financial advisor. Many people do not contact an advisor due to fear, lack of trust, or not wanting to appear unintelligent. The podcast discusses different types of financial advisors and how they are paid, such as fee-only, commissions, or a mix of fees and commissions. It cautions listeners that the podcast is not investment advice and to consult an advisor before making investment decisions.
Slide presentation from the Mullooly Asset Management podcast from October 2, 2012. The presentation is based on Exchange Traded Funds and focuses on informing the viewer on what ETF's are and are not.
The document discusses two funds - FOCPX, a large cap growth fund, and IYW, an ETF that tracks the technology sector. FOCPX's top holdings include Apple, Google, and Oracle. It has an expense ratio of 0.9% and reports holdings semi-annually. IYW's top holdings are similar tech giants and it has a lower expense ratio of 0.48%. It trades on an exchange so there are no sales charges. The document cautions that nothing in the podcast should be considered investment advice and advises consulting an advisor before making investment decisions.
Short term indicators are best used for finding good entry and exit points from markets. There are five short term indicators that we use to determine these entry and exit points.
Intermediate term indicators are probably the most relevant to investors with a 401k plan at work or a personal portfolio. Intermediate term indicators involve using bullish percent charts from different areas of the market. Learn about that in this presentation.
The podcast discusses retirement planning and target date funds. It explains that target date funds automatically become more conservative over time by adjusting the mix of stocks, bonds, and cash as the target retirement date approaches. The podcast provides examples of different target date funds and their current allocations, including one fund that is 90% stocks, 7% bonds, and 3% cash. It cautions investors to carefully consider the stocks and funds that make up target date funds.
Bullish percent is a risk indicator but not a market timing trigger! Learn more about bullish percent in this presentation from Mullooly Asset Management.
Price Headley and his team of options analysts break down the option market, stock market, etfs, and the S&P 500.
Click here to see the video archive:
http://www.bigtrends.com/component/content/article/14224.html
Global funds are Indian mutual funds that invest mainly in global equities. Some schemes invest directly in international markets while others invest in international mutual funds. Global funds provide geographical diversification and access to global companies. However, they also have higher expenses than domestic funds. Global funds are suitable for investors with a minimum 3-year investment horizon who are willing to take on higher risk for diversification. The document then analyzes different subcategories of global funds focusing on their strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats. It also provides performance comparisons of global fund categories versus domestic equity benchmarks and indexes.
The Dow Jones has reached a new record high what does it mean for investors though? Learn what happened last time the Dow reached a new high, and why this time looks to be different.
Fidelity Personal Investing’s market and investment view, January 2014. Assessing main investment themes; equities, bonds, property, and commodities.
https://www.fidelity.co.uk/static/pdf/personal/markets-insights/investment-outlook-january-2014.pdf
More at: https://www.fidelity.co.uk
This presentation provides an analysis of Facebook's performance following its IPO and estimates for future performance. It discusses significant developments since the IPO, a range of analyst estimates and price targets, considerations around upcoming lockup expirations, patterns seen in other companies, and an intrinsic valuation analysis. The presentation concludes that Facebook's fundamentals have been good in recent months, its stock may follow similar post-IPO trading patterns as other companies, and the shares could be attractive if the price drops to the high teens around the lockup expiration.
This document discusses the importance of building investment portfolios without relying solely on skill or chasing past performance. It argues that investors' main needs are excess returns above benchmarks like inflation that are achieved at an acceptable cost and risk level. The document shows that long-term portfolio returns of over 15% can be achieved through simple diversification without relying on manager skill. It advocates using risk factors like value and size rather than chasing top-performing funds, and focusing on reducing costs and risks within core passive holdings. The conclusion is that wealth accumulation comes from portfolio efficiency rather than chasing skill.
- SMB Training provides educational seminars and courses on trading strategies and is not a broker dealer. Any investment decisions are the full responsibility of the individual.
- Hypothetical backtests of the LRC Channel trading strategy on major indexes from 1973-2013 found it to be consistently profitable, with 63% winning signals, average profit of 0.5% per signal, and average hold time of 21 days.
- The strategy uses credit spreads to further increase the probability of profitability to 69-80% while managing drawdowns during difficult market periods. It requires little management once signals are entered.
Hilltop decorrelated fund september 2013 factsheetJohn Robertson
The Hilltop Decorrelated Fund enjoyed strong returns in September of 1.3%. Fifteen of the underlying managers were positive and three were negative. Two new strategies were added that demonstrate compelling opportunities and ability to deliver non-correlated returns. The portfolio review is nearly complete and may lead to two or three further changes. The fund targets consistent, low volatility returns with limited drawdowns through a multi-manager approach investing in strategies across global markets.
The document contains the resume of Andrew Lindner, who has over 20 years of experience as a trader in domestic and foreign capital markets. He has worked in equity research, private and public equity trading, and provided trading services across multiple asset classes. His resume lists his extensive experience in financial markets, raising assets, trading positions, and settling trades for both proprietary and customer accounts. It also outlines his current role as an institutional sales and market maker trader for Puma Capital, specializing in domestic and foreign equities, preferred stocks, and high yield securities.
How diversified is your retirement plan at work? Do you have good options when it comes to saving for retirement? If you don't have good investment options, find out if you have a self-directed brokerage option.
This document discusses various investment strategies including asset allocation, market timing, and buy and hold approaches. It notes that diversification works well until major market downturns, when most asset classes tend to decline together. The document then discusses how options strategies can be used to generate income, hedge risk, diversify a portfolio, and lock in profits. It provides examples of how put options, covered calls, and selling cash-secured puts work. The document concludes by outlining the two-basket approach used by SMARToption - Basket I invests in equities hedged with long-term put options, while Basket II independently generates income by selling short-term puts and calls. Historical performance data is presented showing how SMART
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This document contains various quotes and passages on different topics such as psychology, prospecting, and trading strategies. It discusses the importance of visualizing success and maintaining a positive mindset. It also offers tips for daily trading management, including setting alerts, reading emails, charting by hand, journaling positions, and using combo signals. One decision to ignore a sell signal resulted in losses for the year.
What is a conservative investor and what can they expect when they invest? These are two questions that advisors and investors seem to have different answers for.
The podcast discusses stock market trends over the past 50 years, noting that historically October through May has averaged a 6.6% return while May through October has averaged 0.8%. While September is usually the worst month of the year, in 2013 the Dow Jones and S&P 500 both rose around 3%. The podcast warns against relying too heavily on historical patterns and predicts outcomes, saying these types of predictions are like a weather forecast and markets do not always follow the same patterns.
Rebalancing because the calendar has reached a specific date is not the best approach when it comes to growing your assets. Rebalancing according to what changes are currently happening in the market makes much more sense.
The document discusses traditional asset allocation models used by many financial planners that divide investments into categories like stocks, bonds, and cash. It notes that the standard 60/40 portfolio allocation of 60% stocks and 40% bonds and cash may not be optimal as smaller-cap stocks have outperformed large-cap stocks in the past 12 years while fixed income carries more risk now and cash provides no yield. The document suggests most advisors use simple asset allocation models to spread risk rather than actively choosing sectors that are performing well.
Don't hire the next Bernie Madoff! There are plenty of red flags to be on the alert for when meeting new investment advisors. Ask plenty of questions and make sure you feel comfortable before making a decision.
What are the benefits of point and figure charting? There are quite a few. The most important being that it clearly shows us supply and demand. It allows us turn down the noise created by the financial media, and focus on what matters. That is why we utilize point and figure technical analysis here at Mullooly Asset Management.
The podcast discusses Mullooly Asset Management's approach to investing which uses short, intermediate, and long term indicators together like a "dimmer switch" to determine when to buy and sell investments. This "dimmer switch" method helps avoid being too bullish at market tops or too defensive at market bottoms. The podcast also cautions listeners to consult their investment advisor before making decisions based on the podcast.
Many investors want to know how much commission stock brokers make? This question has more to do with the brokerage firm and how they run their business. Many brokerage firms categorize their brokers into levels of production. They also classify their clients based on assets.
Knowing what you spend monthly seems like a simple concept. How much money does it take for you to live comfortably each month? So many investors don't know this. If you don't follow simple financial planning concepts like monthly budgeting, then how do you expect to successfully save money?
Wondering whether you should invest with a discount brokerage firm or a full-service firm? This presentation outlines what you can expect from both discount brokers and full-service brokers.
Learn why you must have an emergency fund and how much you should have in it. This is an important financial planning concept that many people are unaware of.
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Are bonds a safe investment? Probably not as safe as many financial planners would like you to think. If you are looking to make money in the long term, bonds are likely not where you should be investing your money.
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Getting out of student loan debt is a goal most people spend their twenties accomplishing. There is a government program that could lighten the financial burden students loans are putting on your cash flow. You should know about this program.
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2. Specificity of Exchange Traded Funds
You can invest in Exchange Traded Funds that only
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- Regional bank stocks
- --- and many many more!
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3. Choosing the Right Sector
Point and figure charts help identify strongest sectors
Strongest performers and/or best relative strength
Best relative strength lead us to focus on specific
sectors and the exchange traded funds in the niche.
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4. Need to Know What’s in Your ETF
- Commodities (DBA)
- Oil (DBO)
- Equal-Weighted S&P 500 (RSP)
- Traditional S&P 500 (SPY)
- Gold Futures (GLD) or Gold Miners (GDX)
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5. Leveraged Funds
Leveraged Funds track daily moves
Ultra means 2x the daily move
There is also 3x the daily move
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6. Leveraged Funds vs. Typical Fund/Index
If an index goes up 1% today you could expect:
- a 2x leveraged fund to be up 2%
- a 3x leveraged fund to be up 3%
If an index is down 2% you could expect:
- a 2x leveraged fund to be down 4%
- a 3x leveraged fund to be down 6%
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7. None of the securities mentioned in this podcast are
considered investment advice.
If you’re relying on a podcast for investment advice, we
want to tell you, we think you’re making a huge mistake.
We strongly urge our listeners to consult with their
investment advisor before they make a decision to buy
or sell any investment.
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8. Mullooly Asset Management, LLC
Email: support (at) mullooly (dot) net
Phone: 877-223-7300 toll-free
732-223-9000 local
732-223-9600 fax
Website: http://www.mullooly.net
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